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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
BFRNES TELLS now HE KILLED WH.ILEN


wITHDRAwN-rUE COURT INTEHErPTrn.
The trial Of Joseph Byrn"S for tho murder of
ir othy Nbalcn interrupted for few inmates yes
'crday afternoon 10y sudden loud cry from James
Nhacn tie murdered mans brother a be- f'il to The
door In IT, lie recovered. however soon after being
taken from the \ loaded rcvol or f'il from his
poci ct ~ the officers helped him d,Wn tn stairs.
Judge Cos decided. tn the concurrence nf coun-
sell 10 w.thlaw ihc chA;g' Of mnri'r in the ir,t dc
rec from the jury. Or. Fa'ls J. kcan testified that
hal attended Timothy haicn alter the >taboin-th
that Nhacn recovered fiom tlr effects of the wound
and d cd Ho.u pneumonia. Dr. tha les II. LAWS sA'c
GeNcc hd; ciU5ulaci I'm sOiIe res e't, hai OF H
Nc-n t1ourh lc jhou- ni thdt thc NJIhd Ml-ht nave
contributed To eau, pneumonia
BN talcd a. witness IN hl> own t'hdI
lie said that a. he waning along Gr''h"i'l-,t.
" IA yong woman. Nhl.rn made an Insulting r.
mark he tiru stiuch ltrlIc, aud tar tNO n"n h"d
. s.uiIc. Nlacr called ior Ia, brother 10 al Of
lNlnc, dad NyrEe~ sail that be- then drew hi. h.io
md "a .tcd ltl.oth3 MhI.u. It, believed his HE
vs. ia danger WacG Ia stabbed haicn. Assistant
D~tl. Attorney Davis aud Mr. House ddllc-s"d the
u.y AMI an Adjournment until Monday Vas taAcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
orTsJDg oRrDIroRs DISAPPOIyTED

pr,>prrc Dec 10 (spceiaD-In the Circuit Court To-
fay IA, argument was made the exceptions 10 te
Masters report the OF C. Latham r ana otcr'
against the Everett Company. The master eH-"s'c'A
H.y of Philadelphia, decided that the fund oil SIO'ooo
realized from the sale OF the plant should Do os'p
.~a,g ,ba secured creditors The plaintiffs In IBIS IN
afsncs are outside creditors and have Claim TOT
SOS 900 The fund realized from the sale WAS net sun
Sisnt 10 nav ali the debts Of the company nearly
5000 aud for reason the cenisissnts ask '"
che Masters report be set aside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

Ar'vY Dec rs IN mo Court o. Appeals today the fol-.
Iowa" "iuse- argued
80 $40 Jrssc Power. re- pondrnt at Morris Si'bcr
si'in appellant Suimftfsl
No sauusi :. r'ftr respondent at. Tho New.Y YORK
Cent? md llu'-7n Rivsr Harn1I "omp1ny appellant
=" ~Ni william \. WnceOcs. poDlonf. AZ; Michael
Noonfn. appellant.
No G'i Tic HAYDEN and Uavers Corrqrv a~'. tho New
b"rS nral and Hudson River iailral Company appel.
liant
80 80. urce r waNug respondent. AIT George w
Miller. appellant
Follow inri. tho iav calendar FOR December 10
Nos. 80 5j1. jC9 SO. 81. ll77. - aid 90
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4 LrAL0rS az cnMAN DRA w. HIS PINTOL.

Thomas LauPhIan, OF No 1.2GA second ayr IL
watchman employed by tho American District IcIo-
graph Company, charged Alon1o Roger, coachman
for Dr. a. l.. sands, Of No 30 West Thirty 'h1n ST.
I'm tho YOrvIllc Court yesterday morning WIN ha''"s
tried 10 shoot him.
l,ugblan SAYS he saw the goodman on Thursday
uiYbt acting SUI piciousy at Msdsonavc. 1nd flE
-,.ycnih.st and that when he vailed toward hos -
H., con Imam snapped revolver al b ~ ana i<h q" ay
lie followed. d!.alIucd AlOnlu ana ID,L'd nm "P
The coacAuan told "A different st0ry i' sa'I wa, j." :.
had accompanied "A young woman hpIlc ii'i n''
lett her when Ian sldn spoke 10 her. ',oI'io WEI"
back and called I.aughan 10 account for hi, impf'-
hence Iau GILLIAN beat him with a cluD ana hn NV"
a revolver in fdcfcncc, but DID moi snap IT, Rogers
was held ib ~ 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
UNITED srkTr. eI-prr,rr cor-pr

Wt-"'vor'y Dec lG-Th, fu,,Tins c,se- wero argued
10 80 { - tr' S'atos supreme Court TO-DAY:
49, ~ Tho United states. pitintG error Ilarr
Ion
80 l!i John " nrlzcc. appellant, AIT Nichols Ncio.
rri ard otf~fa
500 ioi ~. VIII am-. p'aint.a error agt. Edward d.
Confsr Iu' other.
A. carmel uuul MONDAY nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
I1RGE JUDGMENTS AGAINST CoHNFELD.

Large judgments were entered yesterday against
sid0r Cohucil thr raihet mcrt hani, 4 No y Greene
,t who j, St.u Bad b. in tan4da They arr In
favor Of George VI. Iichtcuhcim. @1O6,2. National
rarh Banl. ...o59l: Central National banh fo;i,4i9
Nh BiuucusticI. Of Hiuu.cn,tcl IiIs,h. attorneys
or Nil ichrcnhcri said yesterday that the settlement
LetWccn Cohnlcd and his creditors had fallen through
Tor the present. Various propositions had tcrh mado
on Lchai. oi Cohuicd in regard to the claim Cor
20 600 Of MI Licatcuhcm. but The baui, prevented
4 scttIcmcAt. Coinicld al last Va, wiling To pay
-, .OuO cash down On this claim, Mir l.chcnhrlm
TO wait for the balance The latter agreed 60 accept
Ms, Nhcicap,n tine ranh creditor, reused To a,,rn
and refused to allow Mr.. Icmcnhcm moro than
10000. The Park Bank na,c Iulth"l condition
that Nh L.chtcuhrim give the blnh mortgage "n h,
hous. io9 lt, attainment oi 10000. MI Lolt'n-
Acn refused this, his counsel being ct tie olD.on
that h. Wa entitled To = larger consideration Tine
question OF Nr LicAtcuhclm r., In7 tts H.o-ss' Was
moi only cons, drrcd uula. il 90. .ouu~c au, also ID
some OF the o.c0tO.s ami ,A' lc~.nt va Ina, i'r
settlement fell tmOu-A Temporarily, and ih' .uIr
L.Cnis were tuiclcI.
NJ Euuca-toi further sad that the Judgment OF
NJ. LcLrLi"I AL huuEa lot uu Ic'uId n.~ 'u'4'r
ia anca4 OF tie Pain and tcnudI OSIA~ Judgment,
sir. L.clfc4A,u'9 attachment oi "o'cm.ci d. Dr.
.ohlc "a tfll i;~,c, willingness - i-J 1000 Gents,
but tlct iJG iAt c4rd iDI> 90 .ii.ic A'"
10 shall lie IoId Mr. lAchtcnh' I db hoi ""lt tn'
BANS to EOlL.c' every fi.u~ ana rdsr nl4u uNI-
c. ". Ncim"rr counsel for Tire IA Lam, 'd Nd ihti
The bank hat sirn tc legal remedy Us 'tr.ln- ihr
judgments JOB ,4tG iLc 'cttlrucH "dr I'' 'it"t'i-
Nh tonairl is sad 10 have tho .l-c.v.u asia. INCH
the cr'duoi> "a h- I"--c~-iIn aud 'r.io, 'a} mat
homo 90 tacm have ictA aDic 10 AAd il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

George IT, Wcldlcr who IS now twenty i've was
sentenced 10 states Prison for twenty years by Judge
Moore a the Couit Of Sessions YESTERDAY for man
slaughter ia Killing Dr. Z. II. DugGan In June. by
good behavior he viii his release IN 1900 HIS
counsel abandoned a motion for new trial ana picsien
for mercy judge Moore said that IN vie" OF mo
EVIDENCE regarding the crime a. der lie failed to
see how The Jury found verdict oi m'n7iauSA'1i
aud he believed the prisoner guilty oi murder lis
then imposed the full penalty Of rlr Law. "sdief VIII
be sent 10 Sing sing today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

BEITING THE RECORDA ar HE WEfAL XCHAN6E.
Yesterday was great day on the Metal Exchange
there being more copper Sold than during the entire
wear Of i-sG In November, lsSd, the total far% III
conner amounted 10 $4,000 pounds During The same
IN, ~ f3s7 The sales reached II, 800 900 pounds
Tie Sales Yesterday amounted 10 100000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

ExITrORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER BETTER
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10 (SpeciaD. Tx Uhi'cs STATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
A STRONG CLOSE FOR STOCKS
LIMITED AMOUNTS DEALT IN.
" BEARS" ACTIVE BUT UNABLE TO ACCOM-.
PLISH ANYTHING.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DEc. 16.
TIE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

Actual Sales Closing No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11
NEW FORM OF EuEL
How English Colliery owners UtiliEt
slack 70 Great Advantage.

How English Colliery owners UtiliEs
slack to Great Advantage.
The utilization Of coai-dust-tee'
nicallv known rs ''slack in the man
ufacture of briquettes has rapidly pro-
gressed II late. and the new form Of
fuel is now frequently met with. no,
alone for household purposes but on
the more extended scale Of industrial
undertakings. A briquette Is simply
an admixture II coal-dust with pitch.
nodded under pressure and heat, the
latter substance being introduced 10
form the cementing material. The
size most generally adopted Is about
double that Of the common building
brick. weighs about ten pounds, and
is sold At a cost Of one penny each
For household and domestic purposes.
the smouldering qualities Of the bri-
auette give Il especial value; il viii re
main alight for seven or eight hours,
and can at any moment be reused
BY the poker into \ cheerful
fame The heat given out Is equal tc
that obtained from coal; whilst the alb
sence Of sal smelling in burning. aud
the fact that bIiquettes do not deterio-
rate by keeping, form additional evi-
dence in their favor.
The process adopted 10 the manu-.
faciure Of briquettes may be briea
sketched. The coal-dnst having been
thoroughly cleaned by stream Of
water from all particles Of pyrites and
shale. is well dried in q cylindrical
tube. previous 10 mixture with lump
Of pitch In = disintegrai0r. which 1
thoroughly combines the two ingTedi-
ents. prior 10 their delivery Into a
vertical ''pugmilr "A machine similar
in design 10. h0uqh differing some
what in detail from. the well-kn0wa
pugmil Of the brickield. Steam
now introduced into the pugmill. ren.
dering the pitch viscid and adhesive.
the mixture. thoroughly amalgamate'l.
then passes into mouids eat in rotar-
die. Powerful rams. eVerting a pressure
Of twenty pounds per square inch. force
the material into each mould as il
masses rotation beneath .he mechanism
regulating the joint .stiou Of mold
and ram being particularly ingenious
and skilful Nothing further remains
bat the delivery Of each briquctte aftc-
moulding on 10 creeping baud. where
Il Is met and cooled by cnTrnt 81 air
from fan. and delivered inta a wagon
below.
Il IS stalled that several foreign rail-
Wavs have already availed themselves
Of the advantages attending the u>e Of
briqncties. and in this direction unques-
tionably a large field presents itself
The manufacture II this comparatively
now form Of fuel Is rapidly extending;
and eollierv owners. under the stress Of
hard times. gladly turn themselves to
a vase product. long regarlei - val
uelessi now rendered serTiceable and
profitable. and offering every prospect
81 extended Development in the near
future. -O4mbeys' dourHai.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

Monday afternoon Mrs. Mary
Morrison passed from her residence
on South Seventh street, near the
High School building, to the resi-
denee Of Mr.. Harmon who lives on
the lot north. Mrs. Harmon was
lying quite IN, and the object Of
Grandma MOrrisOn's call was a
neighbOrly one. Grandma is IS
years old and it Is with difficulty
that she walks. AS she stepped up
ON the bGck porch and reached out
her right hand to take hold OF the
door casing she slipped and cell
upon her left side and shoulder Mr.
Harmon happened 70 be at the iuRble
door, aud assistance was quickly
furnished. Drs. TObey and Jepaey
were called. An examination Tuade
by them developed that the left arm
had been broken about an inch be-
low the shoulder. The required sid
was furnished by them in resetting
the fractured arm and her condition
was made quite comfortable. Al
this time she Il resting IS easily 81
possible. &C the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. d. R. Wagstsff,
first door south Of her own residence.
Grandma Morrison Is quite = merry
woman and her recovery II Is be-
llsvsd will not be Of long duration,
The mishap ean not but be- regret
tad
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11
Church Dedication.

The new Christian church at Tin
coin. Kas., Was formally dedicated
TO Almighty God last Sunday
July 81 The church is a handsome
frame structure consisting Of two
rOoms.-the main one S8X38 and 3
lecture room about 20X30 which can
be thrown into the main room. The
cost Of the lot and building was al
most 5000. all Of which Was paid
before the dedication, except tlz5.
A union meeting was arranged for
Sunday morning, at which the NJ. E.
church with its pastor and the Pres
byterian church, Rev. W A. Simp-
kins, temporary pastor, we're pres
ent, and assisted in the exercises.
The sermon wss preached by n. B.
Alley, the carpenter-preacher, who
not only superintendent the build
ing but did much OF the work him
self.
After the sermon. w. s. Priest v az
called upon. and when 10 was stated
that only 1925 vas needed 10 clear
the building Of ali claims &l75 was
quickly raised, and there vas great
rejoicing among that people. Then
after a statement the dedication
prayer was offered by w. ;. Priest,
and the house formally offered to
the service Of God. Much credit is
Tue the business men Of Lincoln who
60 generously contributed 10 the
building fund. and to the Ladies
Aid society Of the church, which
worked 80 faithfully TO build the
house.
In the afternoon, y joyous eommu-
Mon service Was held, A. D. Good
win preaching the sermon. AT night
w. 5. Priest preached TO a crowded
house, the N. f. church again unit
ing In the service, and thus closed 8
memorable day in the history Oh that
church In Lincoln. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11
LAY OF TAE ORANGE PEEL

liz supine IN ne snft sunshine,
Where the people cone and q;
I strive % wear 90 innocent air.
Bseause am humble ard lows
But when N heel TIE proud FEEL.
Which Wouid crush ne int the stone
An. Hoefui hour. I evolve TIE power
That Keeley never has shown
Ny place hold on the pavement cola
Ane never move out OF ny tracks.
But spurn the feet Of the indlserest.
And land EN- upon thelr backs
The motive mule beside mes fool
Though q doren feet be might slain
may look siriL. uut TN mighty slick,
And am loaded AL the same.
] fOor the strong as they prancs along
In al their princely stTle.
One touch % a Toe and away they 60,
They imagine q half mile:
feel - good when shock q dude
mat chuckle ~ ny luck,
While be thinks outright it Il dFaamue
Or sWears be vas lightning struck
] bid beware % the man without care.
Who goes with mind on his gains.
And the poet on takes q fight aloft-
Though he comes down Tor hts pains
Twas always known 70 hold my own.
But folks let 90 you see,
And there's plenty OF fun meath the summsE
sun.
When they toboggan on ne.
Could they utilize the power that les
In ne they could move the earth.
They would laugh % steam as by-gone dream
And value ne 80 nv worth.
Still lie supine IN the soft sunshine,
And the people think me asleep.
But the cautious heel from the orange peel
Wili courteous distance keep.
a " Bsilass IN Dstroa Pre- Prsss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

A osaversstio6 % shs Pest once Tester-
day Morning.

4 A Cuarersation a the Post once hester-
day Morning.
The rain was the principal topic
for conversation Friday morning.
aud while the crowd was waiting
for the tardy eastern msil, CONVEX
satiOn was going on between three
Of our most prominent citizens,
which started like this:
Teague-"The storm was quite
severe last night, and when the
lightning struck Devices house, IL
Nas quite noticeable 81 my place"
Hinkle-'Yes, Il was quite s
storm But lightning plays some
queer jokes sometimes. knew q
case In Bridgeport, where the light
ming struck hardware store, then
crossed the street and struck an
other building, and then jumped
quite q distance and struck 8 dwell
Ing house ia which = young lady
Was sitting at the window with some
crochet work in her lap, and, sir, Il
did not injure the girl a particle, but
Il ~ isted and broke that crochet
needle ali 10 pieces"
CALCULATIONS OF surprise rent the
air, but a bresthless calm soon fol-
lowed as our esteemed fellOwtoWns-
man began ~ follows:
White-said last nights lightning
reminded him Of the only time he
ever attempted TO go 20 campmeet-
ing-exeept at that time the sky was
clear and nota cloud 20 be seen. He
wa- almost brought to his knees but
not quite. "YOu see how it was, p
said he. st was in my younger
days, and we were on our way to
csTnpmeeting, lot Of as lads and
lassies, and We were going on foot.
Without a sign Of warning lightning
struck about twenty feet from me,
when nay knees weakened and down
[ went within two inches Of the
ground, but with a desperate effort /
Strengthened myself up and Stood
erect. But the worst part was that
rly girl had = good laugh 81 me.
twitting me Of the religious fervor
showed and saying she knew I was
bound 70 be q good brother. 1 only
hoped many times since that the
Tnan whoinvented eampmeetlngs had
been banlshed to some savage land.
before be thought Of the Idea"
The crowd shuff1ed around uneasi-
ly for q moment, but the opening Of
the delivery just st that time, saved
any further comments on this alb
sorbing topic, and the trio separated,
each 10 attend 10 his respective
duties for the day, apparently with
clear cousefencp
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

Ar Wm Conrad has received word
trom prominent gentleman Of 81.
lcseph, No, that what is known a.
ths Diagonal road, running by the
wAycl 81 Joseph. and MarshaltoWn,
Iows, Is ta b. built through 90 sa-
INA Both the business men of Sc.
Doe and the men connected with
80 read are talking the Saline con
nefsi9n. u would be well Tor the
b0sra @ Trade - appoint q com
nL4ucs - visil s. Joe ia thia Interest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

Mrs De SOeiety-'.Whas q Lowell,
baby that L we Just passed. Ms. D
Fashion-'.Yes. i is minsr aIndesdg'
%. Tn SURE Of IL / recognised u,
nurss. "-Omaha World
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

"A Young scientist Just graduated
from Yale has estimated that every hen
y the country scratches over two serei
of ground every year. snd that the LEI
power in gross would ran 3 thrashina
msehine for two weeks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

Thursday afternoon about 4O'elOek
a. J. NJ Vsnkirk delivery msH was
returning from q trip north Ia the
Hamilton settlement, where he hsd
sken Miss COekerel 10 complete her
arrangements for tesching that
school this winter, he WAS caught in
what he describes as q young cyclone,
when about i've miles from town.
He saw Il coming and tried 60 get
out Of the way, but Was struck by =
portion Of It. HIS wagon and team
were blown about 800 feet down q
steep hill, and were brought 10 q
stand still at the bottom Of q ravine,
against = wire fence. The wagon
was considerably damaged, but the
occupants and the team escaped
without any serious inluries-the
young lady hurting her hand slightly.
As far as Mr.. Vankirk could learn
the cyclone did no further damage.
The following, which was 50 spprO-
pos during the heat we have been
having, creates sfiveFr just now;
Backward, turn backward, o, time
"a my Hight, give as q frost again
Just Tor tonight: am 30 weary Of
Wealher 90 hot, the sweat Il produces
would hll q big pot; weary Of collars
tnat Wilt like q rag; weary 81 telling
away Tor the sWaF. "A snow storm
OF blizzard would 20 very nice. mt
N = on Ice, m0thsED putnae on Ice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11
NorIcE or 80 sErrLEuENr.

STATE or KANSAS
COUNTY OF SaL1EE- 4
In the Probate Court In and for said Coun-
~.
In the matter Of the estate % Michael
Iuomey, deceased
Crediiors and All other persons interested
In the Aforesaid estate are hereby notified
that ~ she regular term Of the probate court
IN and SIR said county, % he begun and held
~ the court ruofn In Salinu, and county OF
saline, state oi Aforesaid. on the first Monday
In the month % September, A. ID. lss7, shall
apply 10 said eourt for n full and hnsl settle
meut % said rstate.
CpEHELIUs rooMKr.
Administrator OF Mirhael Tuomey, De-
ceased.
July y A. II. ls75. E-n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

New York sidewalk peddlers haFe
orgsniasd 3 uulon aud instituted bog
sott against PsadMng b WaEsA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

NANH NV
pr - ~ 3 $50
nwgT M
ar - Ia % SO
pt Of whit
nwqr IL
ing -Aw
nfSulinc
& lnltln - 49, 1tE
all n shf
ue cureN
rcpi ltal
acrs iu
Ut 7f.HDu9 i3 3 1902
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11
DELINQUENT TAX-LIST,
1854
Notice to TaE-PaVsrs.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
sALTNE COUNTY, KANSAS
July 9Th, issz,
NOTICE i hereby given that the follow
- Ing described lands and town lots, OF 80
much thereofof each tract ~ may h neces-
-ary for that purpose, viii. on
Tuesday. september 6th. 1891.
aud during the next succeeding days there
after he sold ~ public auction az my ONCE IN
The court house In Salina, saline county.
Kansas. for the taxes and charges thereon
FOR the year A. D. ls86.
CLARENCE WILsoN
treasurer, Saline county. Kansas a..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-11

July 8, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received ct the
Court House in Saline County, Kan
sss, according 70 Plans on file In the
County Clerks Office, for building
i've iron high water bridges, until
July q, 1887, ct y m. The County
Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and All bids. s4-td
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-27

The latest World imposture that we OBJ
serve, up to the time OF going to press, appeared
yesterday in the form Of q special cable" from
Madrid. dated Nov. as, describing a bull fight
which took place ION Sunday" In which
FRAscuELo. one Of Spaih's most famous
espadds. was seriously damaged by the bull.
That would indicate that the occurrence was
on Sunday, Nov. 20, whereas the foreign news
papers which were delivered in the newspaper
Offices of this tow Friday evening show
that in fact the accident happened on Nov. 10,
Just two weeks ago to-day. In looking over these
papers we should Judge that the basis Of this
inflated bit Of Pulitzerian cabling" was a
despatch from Madrid, publishodin the London
Daily Ne0s. q perfectly reputable journal, OF
Nov. II, and first revealed to the eyes Of the
hungry manipulation OF stolen news on Fri
day night about 10 or II o'clock. And 1t was
such n far-fotched sort Of . lie. tool
In fact, every breeze that stirs his gaberdine
reveals to sight O swindle.